1949 The Lone Pine

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As we go from classroom to chapel* from club
meetings to library* from lunch room*to athletic
field* from cooking and sewing to farming and shop
work* from study and day dreaming to social recrea-
tion and play* we find ourselves being molded into
characters of different patterns. Through our varied
activity we have kept busy but we have found happi¬
ness in work and play. Thus our high school days have
given us the opportunity to live together democrati¬
cally, so that we may be better prepared to meet the
challenge of community living.

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Because we appreciate the qualities of honesty
and integrity, loyalty and sincerity friendly co¬
operation and willing helpfulness, which she depicts,
we the Senior Class of 1949 of Naruna High School,
dedicate this, the tenth volume of ’The Lone r'ine,
to Mrs® Arllne Whitlow®.

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Mr. JoTcRIEGEL, PRINCIPAL
OF

NAKONA HIGH SCHOOL

i'OREWURD

As we go from classroom to chapel , from club
meetings to library, from lunch room bo athletic
field, from cooking and sewing to farming and shop
work, from study and day dreaming to social recrea°
tion and play, we find ourselves being molded into
characters of different patterns., Through our varied
activity we have kept busy but we have found happi¬
ness in work and play. Thus our high school dsys have
given us the opportunity to live together democrati¬
cally, so that w© may be better prepared to meet the
challenge of community living

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Because we appreciate the qualities of honesty
and integrity, loyalty and sincerity, friendly co¬
operation and willing helpfulness, which she depicts,
we. the Senior Clas-a of 1949 of Naruna High School,
dedicate this, the tenth volume of "The Lone Pine,

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Mr. JoJ.RIEGEL, PRINCIPAL
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NARUNA HIGH SCHOOL

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English - — .—-science English— -———Latin

Biology— -——-Chemistry His tory— — — -“-Geography

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Lois Cunningham
"Dizzy Dean"

Seen doing most*? Taking life easy
Ambltion-To be a nurse
Saying- "Good gracious"

Song- "When you’ve Gone The Last Mile

Of The Way"

Flower -Pink roses

Hobby- Collecting chewing gum

Nancy Lurline Evans
"Wimpy”

Seen doing mo3t-- Talking to Pency
Ambition-To be a nurse
Saying- "Oh, That 'll be alright"
Song- "My Happiness"

Flower- Gardenia
obby- Having a good time

Elizabeth Gilliland
"Bet”

Seen doing most- Smiling

Ambition- To be a beautioian

Saying- r’It doesn’t make any difference

to me"

Song- "Biting My Fingernails"

Flower-Rose

Hobby-Play3,ng ball

Norma Jean Irby
" J ean ”

Seen doing most- Writing letters
Ambition- To travel
Saying- "I* 11 be Pete"

Song- "Love Sick Blues”
Flower-Rose

Hobby-Collecting souvenirs

Thomas Edward Jennings

"Tom” v

Seen doing most-Working •

^mbition- To play professional baseball
Saying- "That’s my duty” <

Song - Little Cabin On The win "

Flower- Red rose "" 111

Hobby-Hunting

Si5* at the 8lrls

Saying~"l don’t know”

llW«r-^upW0rld 030,4 Sta°a Lons"
Hobby-Fishing

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Titian Rebecca Johnson
"¥ivian Ann"

Seen doing most- Working
Ambition- To be a musician
Saying^ "Good life"

Song-' "Cruising Down The River"
Flower- Pink carnation
Hobby- Helping others

Imogen e Minix
"Jean"

Seen doing most- Planning for the

weekend

Ambitlon-To be a Home Economics

teacher

Saying^'Ch,’ my Caesar"

Song- "Far Away Places"

Flower -Red rose
Hobby- Reading

Senior Play . '.’Life With Mama”

Presented. ...... «»« .December 11, 1949

Mama ... 9 o«.o...«oo*. ...... ..a. .1*11 he th 0 ill Hand

Papa o*. .... ......... ...... ...... ....... Rodger s Ar thur

Nancy .( their younger daughter) ........Lois Cunningham

Linda •. . { their older daughter .Nancy Evans
Romona c . (Nancy ’ 's girl friend Imogen© Min lx

Bruce* « (Linda *s beau o ... ....... .Floyd Crabtree

Thelma « . (a roomer / . o.o.oooo.o.©o..o«.. .1 ivlan iTohnson
Donohue., .( a policeman ...... oThomas Jennings

Herry Hammond c. (president of the bank) Clarence Hodges Jr.
Mrs. Hammond.. ( his wif e ) . c . . , . . «, „ . . o . .Pency Marshall
J er ome . • { a sa :v esman } o . o . .o.o.o.o.oo.oo oE .F © Shor t Jr .
Abigail 0 o { the colored maid) ..... ...... .Jean Irby

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Most handsome Moat In love

Most popular Biggest flirt

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Elisabeth
Best all around

Most athletic
girl

Thomas
Best sport

Most athletic
boy

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Floyd • Nancy

Laziest Most literary

Wittiest Most original

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Lois

William

Prettiest Quietest

Most dignified Most studious

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\ f Prophecy - -Class of: 4^

Ouy high school teachers seem to hold their own and have become per¬
manent fist ures in the South Campbell Consolidated Cchool'o In a regular
jam session, they have been discussing the 1S49 Senior Class-' — here’s"
the latest — —

flodgers has just been discharged from the army and you should see him
and his Hawaiian wife hula,

J'loyd has just been kicked out of the army for sleeping at the dinner
tabl® •

you should see Lois in her latest movie, "Land of Midnight Dreams? Lois
now weighs 248 and is rather slow at dancing,

Imogens has found it hard to attend college and having to put 5.nto pract¬
ice what she learned in first aid, since her husband still- enjoys roll¬
er skating,

Vivian has been very sucassful in her music and voice and is now sing¬
ing at a popular night club in Mew York,

Jean has found nursing quite entertaining between the hours ? to 9 when
uio Harris is on duty at the hospital,

Nancy is now supervisor of Virginia Baptist Hospital, Her latest patient
was a tractor driver who let hit tractor skid down a Mil. Haney knows
just the thing toado.

Thomas is now coach of the Patrick Henry League Dali Team. He likes
playing fcw* as he gets lots or cheers from a certain little uirdie,

aliaabeth is now wonting in a beauty salon ana ties pian® ror a saloaour
ner own, but there is a sparkler on her finger = w© wonder who he is?YY s

aa?Q you all seen the cute little cottage on the Vennings farm? Did
you notice the colorful flowers in the yard and crepe curtains hanging
over the windows? Can a bachelor be a good housekeeper or what has hap¬
pened to william? ns we passed we heard a faint cry from within call¬
ing nDa~da2

CM YOU IMAGINE-

can you imagine Floyd staying awake long enough to
make a second date. '

Can y wu isSfiifilne William aanaing*

Can you imagine Haney not sluing in a puddle-g umper .

Can you imagine Imogen© snooting a Buck Shot sneil in¬
to a" Smith Douglas sign pole*

Can you imagine hois changing ner name • MWateh out Hermit 5
can you imagine Elizabeth not using J oiinson * s products*

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can you imagine Thomas singing in an opera,
uan you imagia© Vivian not naming curly nair0

Can yftu imagine Jean setting- her neau to a© something ana

railing*

Can you imagine Rodgers oauig © rest •& inches tall ana
weighing 300 ibs»

AN IDEAL SENIOR WOULD HAVE— — —
Hair like Imogene Minis

Eyes like Floyd Crabtree

Height like Elisabeth Gilliland

Musical ability like Vivian -Johnson

Willingness to help like Haney Evans

Athletic ability like Thomas Jennings

Personality like William Jennings

Dignity like Lois Cunningham

Kindness like Rodgers Arthur

Cheerfulness like Jean Irby

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Vice President. <>0
Secretary .> o © © © © © ©
Treasurer© ...©c.©©
Histor ian © . « . © © © ©

bhn Elder

illy Maddox
ussell Roakes
0F0 Short Jr©
annie Ashworth
Bll.le Arrington
eggy Booker
iith Carwile
arbara Colbart
Rebel Evans
ban Foster

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©0 ©Russel Retakes
Rebecca Owen

Rachel Garrett
Sara Hines
Angie Johnson
Mae Laughon
Pency Marshall
Clara Morton
Lavorne Neighbors
Rebecca Owen
Evelyn Riegel
Barbara Scott
Mildred Taylor

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Sophomore Class

Vice President . . . Bines

ol ! ^e3W0n5„eA,„„ot9O9CB6oajoo6o ^ Boakes

mlloAli tma TreaSttIe?» — . Jack HudJer

RennrfiS ° • • • • • • ° <> • • « o .. » o o . . • . o o * . . • , .Mildred Toler

SDoninJ • aoJeaa Scott

Opoasor0.00oooooaoc>0ooooo.<>0^oaoooooooooj^0 q9 m* Hodges Jr<

Swason Arthur
Willard Layne
Thoma s Morris
•Tack Rudder
Toe Rudder
plots 3 Berkley
iterle Ciowdis
Shirley Evans
Imogen© Hamlet t
Rebecca Hlnea
2s tel la Irby
Louise Tordon

Mary Ann Maddox
Marie Max tin
Martha Roafces
lean Scott
Dorothy Short
Mildred Toler
Peggy Whitlow
Juanita Williams
Betty Wood
Cecil Bunkley

Freshmen Class

Fr-se i event 0 •*o.o««©o*ee<j.eoo©8oo»o»oooi»oe.®o Lurlee J ordon
P.res.td$n &3^*«OOOOo***o***©e®»«oo«o«>0 Irvi$ Wallace
Treasurer,, *»«,*** »«0*«ooo**o«*©o**«*e0,©* ©Clark Roakes
«?Cf *0000*0 ^Thelma Layne
wis tor -j.au 0**«®*.«,*. o»©«©«©0a©©ooo©oo**o* ®Ma© Arrington
Neper ter **«****«*©, ©,0#,.0CB(,# „ Christine Wright

Page Berkley
Archie Booker
CoWo Dudley
J eo Ado Ivor
Gilbert Neighbors
I Clark Boakes
Irvin Wallace
.Steve Williams
KJlaytoii Harper
™ Arrington
afcty lean Childress
•‘otty Carols Colbert
j-rginia Ann Crabtree

Sponsor

Mary Buth Donald
Mary Elder
Joyce Fariss
Carolyn Jackson
Helen Jackson
Lurie e Jordon
Thelma Layne
Marie Singleton
Violet 'Waller
Norma Jean 'Williams
• Christine Wright

Ruth Alderson

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President o o©o©Q9o©co<*eo©o©©oo..©.o.« ©Sara Hines

\ ice President ..a......<>*®*oo©...o©. ©.Imogen© Minix

Secretary o«*o.©ooo©,oo0®oo*99*.0<,ooe .Barbara Scott

xreasurer ©.».*. •......©.©oooooo.o.oo olS&rle Martin

Reporter . . . ©Elizabeth Gilliland

All fconia economics students are members of F0HoA0

*o*°*O9*®®ocf>®*<»o*««90Ga©oo.. .Mrs 9 Lucile Riegel

President* . . .Russell Roakes

Vice Prssidento ... o .... . ... ® .Rodgers Arthur

Secretary. . . .Jack Rudder

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Reporter ® .. ® ... ® . 0 .«»»«.. .P 0 F . Slior t Jr .

Advisor. . . . Mr. J0 J. Riegel

All agriculture students are members of F.FoAo

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Music Class

Teacher < * ... » .Mrs* Myrtle Copal

Mae Bennette
Agnes Carwile
Eugene Carwile
Lois Daniel
Joyce Farris
Betty Jean Harvey
Helen Hines
Jean Hines
Hebecoa Hines
Sara Hines
Mary Holland

Emily J enn.ings
Jenny Jackson
Nancy J ordan
Mary Ann Maddox
Imojene Mini*
Evelyn Riegel
Barbara Scott
Irvin '.Vallace
Vernon V/allace
Doris './aller
Betty Lhitlow

Bote. Cittb

Underlying the organisation of the. National Beta Club was the bas-
idea of furnishing a means £or honoring students in all accredited
lerican axgh Schools for their social, scholastic and moral efforts
,d accomplishments., All too often those students who devote fchemsel-
is earnestly ■ to their studies go unnoticed end unrewarded for their
celleac® in scholarship. It is the purpose of the National Beta Club
furnish^ an Incentive to scholastic excellence and to reward outstand-
g meri^ in academic accompl5.shments > The chief purpose of all educat-
ual institutions is the minds of the students enrolled therein., The
s Beta c*ttb «as organized and constituted with a view to aiding the
■pool authorities in the pursuance of this objective,,

It has long been the belief of many who have been interested in
education of youththat this education can be enhanced by cooper*t-

I—u and coordination of student efforts, by affording a means for th'

I tstanaing minds of a school to get together periodically and pur si *
oommon -interest together « Beta Blubs give decided impetus to greai er
ntal efforts Better results can be thus accomplished than can be ,tfc-
ned by gratuitous urging .

The National .ueta Club hopes to afford public recognition for acad-
io excellence end to reward in a definite way positive accomplishments
honest scholastic ciiorts* JLfc will be the constant purpose of the
fleers of this organisation to encourage individual integrity and
Lf dependence o Participation in .Beta Club work on the part of high
hool students will make xor efficient and honest endeavors toward
ttfal and moral development. At the saiae time it demonstrates through
ab meetings and activities, the value and helnful oleasure ensuing
cm group interest and effort. ‘ •

Member snip in the National Bejsa Club is open to students of any
ate accredited senior high school subject to qualifications as set
the constitutions and local high school administrations.

Student membership is determined by the high school admini; tratlon

(basis of good mentality and character, creditable achievement . and
I amendable attitude. ’

Beta Club local chapters are placed by the executive head of the
gb school , under the sponsorship of some member of his faculty.

The Beta Club is probably the most democratic organization that
ever existed in high schools. '

It is hoped that the Beta Club will be known, not only as an org~
_.zati°n that stands for the ideals of service, but as one which does
aeining about implementing its professions by living up to its motto,
us lead by serving others, Ducamus Alils ServiendoST

Hfgh Sch00l» having complied with all of the requirements
lortil in the By-Laws and Begulations of the National “Beta Club

*uiia 54»IS49Dwas Slanted a chaser f.v , , biiaMent of the
F1 Higb School Beta Club Ciu.pt*.,-.

ba Club t?h aS8£SQan2e«.of™*,e c °ld the Brookneal

Iceraln1?6!?0?03* S!!ta ^lub *:<r gurated and the first

:ibed / !^alled on Tilursfiay. *** th IO,)*!.*.. Charter members who sub-
^ foni , ebclub Pledg® and the officer '.stalled are listed on
mowing page under the Beta Club picture.

By Barbara Scott

Beta C3.ua

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Vivian Johnson
Imogen© Minis
Jacie Ashworth
^dggy Booker
Edith carwile

» . .: * III Izabeth Gilliland

,» . «» „ :, Barbara Scott
o . . « . « ..Sara Hines

.William Jennings
. . » o « > .Peggy Booker
».»...»» Imogen e Minis
* > » * - . ...Mrs* Grace Reynolds

Barbara Colbert
Rachel Evans
S^ra Hines
Mae Laugher
Rebecca Gwen
Evelyn Riegfcl
Barbara* Scott

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Girls Volleyball

Captain0 . . ^Elizabeth Gilliland

Co&ciit * • o 9 * * so • * o « ® • • 3 > « tor s 9 Lu c i e Hi 6^6 1

Peggy Booker
Edith Carwile
lua.rie Clo^dis
Virginia Ann Crabtree
Jean Foster
Elizabeth Gilliland
Rebecca Hines

Louise Jordon
Mae Laughon
Clara Morton
Jean Scott
Rebecca Owen
Korea Jean Williams

Boys Volley Ball

Captain.
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Rodgers Arthur
Thomas Jennings
Billy Maddox
Thomas Morris
John Elder

o.cRodgers Arthur
...Mr, J.J. Riegel
Mr. C.-Mc Hodges Jr.

•Jack Rudder
Joe Rudder
E.Fo Short Jr.
Russell Hoakes
Clark Roakes

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Softball Tears

Captain. . ...... . . . .Lois Cunningham

Coaches. . . . . .Mrs.Arilne Vhitlow

Mr So Lucile Riegel

Catcher ....... ...o ...o.....©... .Edith Carwile

Pitcher, o . . . . . .Virginia Anne tfrabtree

First Base0 .... o ............. ... Peggy Booker

Second Base., . . . . . . . ..Lois Cunningham

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Baseball Team

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CoMo Hodges Jr.

Russell Roakes
Rodgers Arthur
Thomas Jennings
William Jennings
EoF0 Short Jro
Billy Mafidos

Swanson Arthur
Thomas Morris
Willard Layne
John Elder
Clark Eoakes
Clayton Harper

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Second Grad©o ee«o®®o©*®oe®o»eo»*eo«®o ©Miss
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Four till Grade ©©©..o©©*©©©©.®®©.®®©..*© ©Mr s ©
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Sixth Grade . . ©Mrs ®

Seventh Grade® ©©.o©o.©..o®©®...©o®©.. .

Alma Bomar
Marion Puckett©
Elizabeth Puckette
Jenny McJvor
Path Hines
Elizabeth Trent
Myrtle Fore
Ethel Cloudis

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Hay Burton
Philip Colbert
Raymond Daniel
Wilson Gilliland
Ralph Lazuli ton
Acie H&aiiett©

" illiem Hudgens
Addison J ennin/ts
Jobrmy -Jennings
Marshall Jennings
u ame3 Ma&&

Cecil Mason
1 KoKanney
I uraQ^lin Rosser
J®0* : Bennett

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I cii Ma€l Crabtree

Mrs <

Ethel Clos’d is

Margaret- Singleton
Laura Lee Stokes
•Annie Viar
, Dana Ylar
Doris Waller
Betty Whitlow
pale Williams
Imogen© Anthony
Ethel Paston
Cor Irma Dunkl ey
Adelle Dowdy
Margaret Elder
Betty Jean Harry
Jean Hines
Eay Holland
Bertha Mann
Shirley Short

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Gearld Anthony
Booker Dudley
Herman Epperson
Kleth Foster
Earl Hard 1 t on
Mar v in Ha. r per

Teacher,

Lev-do Jackson
Da bney Mor ton
Marvin Owen
Winston Tibbs
H o\V o Vk' ill isms on
Xrebe Arrington
Anne Clowdis
Rebecca C mm in gham
Annie Dunkley
Sterling Elder
Laula Garrett
Catherine Hamlet fee
^ary Holland

• o , oMrs, Myrtle Fore

/ Mary Eudgen3

Catherine Jenninj
Sa uline La yn e
’lerne Mason
Ann:!© Viar
Margie Waller
Sadie Woodall
Shirley Wright

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Tea oiler e»o«oo©ooooo»o<»ooo®ooo»oo«>o»

Mrs® Eliza be til Trent

Cecil Clark
Kenneth Daniel
Joe Elder
Billy Foster
Till lam Jennings
Leonard Layne
Gordon Mann.

Bobby Morris
Atwell Power
Randolph Puckette
Gardy S sacs ter
Thomas Scruggs
Johnny Smith
Morgan Toler

Wesley Trent
Garlton Wright
Lester Wright
Joyce Arthur
Johanna Colbert
Patty Cunningham
Ellen Donald
Sterling Jackson
Mazine Jennings
Cora Pazton
Barbara Singleton
Mary Stokes
Elizabeth Walker

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Teacher

Forrest Arthur
Harold Clark
Yf 1111am Eades
Norman Elder
Royal Farris
Edward Fore
Tony Foster
Herman Frazier
Bobby Howard
Thomas Irby
Raymond Jackson
Lowell Maddox
Henry Yvilliams
Shelba Coates
Nancy Clowdis
Janie Childress

MrSo Ruth Hines

Maxine Davidson
Rachel Dowdy
Betty Jo Elder
Louise Garrett
Ellen Jennings
Emily Jennings
Lfirene Jennings
Grade Mann
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Edward Fore
Tony Foster
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Shelba Coates
Nancy Clowdis
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